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TEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON", THURSDAY. JUNE 2. 1938
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40 El 8 CEREMONIAL
TO BE HELD SATURDAY
Members of the "40 et " toeletc
of Oregon and California will gather
at the Oregon Care, Saturday, June
4. for the third annual ceremonial
of the World war veterans organi
sation. The event will draw msny
prominent state officials of both the
"40 et 8" and American Legion and
present Indications point to a most
successful affair.
The attractive new chateau, with
Its many unique features, has been
reserved for the voysgeurs and their
wives and will be the center of the
social part of the program, which
will Include the official banquet at
8:30 p. m., to be followed by danc
ing. The ceremonial la to r staged
In the famous "Ghost Ciismber" of
the Oregon Caves, 3200 feet under
ground, which will provide one of
the most Impressive settings to be
found In the entire United States.
A large class of candidates will be
Introduced to the many mysteries
and foreign customs of "La Soclete,"
the Initiatory work being In charge
of Orond Chef deOare Bert Haf fen
den and officials of Portland Vol
ture No. S5.
All arrangements are In charge of
Southern Oregon Vdture No. 185.
the following committee talcing care
of the various details: Chef de
Oare' Earl York, general chairman;
Nlel Allen, housing: Earl Pay. recep
tlon: Walter Looker, banquet: Lee
Oarlock, ceremonial, and Horace
Bromley, publicity.
Local voyageurs are urged to make
their reservations for rooms and the
banquet at onco for, although the
entire, chateau and cabins have been
reserved, a capacity crowd l an.
tlclpated.
RIGHT IS SOUGHT
, Suit has been filed by the
Rogue River Valley Irrigation district
against I. D. Phlpps for a right of
way for a diversion ditch on Bear
creek noar the Jackson street bridge.
The ditch runs through a portion
of Phlpps' property.
Phlpps contends the Irrigation dis
trict has no written right of way.
The Irrigation district claims, by
tlrtuo of long usage over period
of IS years. It has established rights,
and discontinuance would menace
crops. A temporary Injunction pro
hibiting Interference pending the
ontaome of the action is also sought.
Attorney Harry Skyrman represents
the Irrigation district.
TAKE IS OFFERED
PORTLAND, Ore., June 3. (AP)
The state relief committee moved
to reduce the assistance rolls today
by ruling that all employable per
sons were required to accept the Jobs
offered by the county committee.
Chairman Jack Lulhnx who called
for county figures on the number of
relief clients, said several sections
had succeeded In placing all em
ployable who received aid during
the winter.
The chairman said the ruling
would not affect persons working on
federal projects.
Seasonable occupation, particularly
In agriculture, was expected to re
duce the rolls mater laity In the next
few weeks.
"Grandma" Haling Dies
WESTON, Ore., June 3. (AP) Mrs.
Matltca Morton Baling, 09, known aa
"Grandma" to northeastern Oregon,
one of Umatilla county's oldest reel
dents, died yesterday.
PORTLAND. Ore., June 2. (AP)
Fire losses for the first six months
of the fiscal year were 1100.000, the
lowest since 1900.
Cao Mail Tribune Want Ada
li THOUGHT somebody had
1 given ' me those ofrlred
British gallons when 1 figured
up my gas mllonge on that new
Hudson 112. That' how far
ahead of my old car It Is In
economy."
You'll find Hudran 112 U
Just as far ahead of other low
est priced lenders In room, per
formance, safety and low up
keep cost. How? By visiting
Chapmsn-CookM-y Motor Co..
32 So. Baitlett, or the nearest
Hudson showroom, where you
also get "high dollar" on your
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WIN A NEW
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Come in and ask for details
HOTEL MULTNOMAH
HEADQUARTERS FOR
T OF
Portland, Oregon, will again be host
city to thousands of visitor. June
8, 9. 10 and 11, for the celebration
of the 30th annual Rose Festival;
The pageantry and festlvltlea during
the reign of Her Royal Majesty. Queen
of Rosarla. each year brlnga . loyal
subjecta from the far cornera of the
world to the City of Rosea.
The Hotel Multnomah has again
this year been selected a headquar
ter for the Queen and her Royal
Court of Rosarla, The friendly air of
hospitality that prevaUi at this fam
ous hotel will be augmented with a
hum of excitement and gayety at
tendant to the gala program of events
scheduled for this year's Rose Festival
week.
Visitors from out of town will find
that the Hotel Multnomah la easily
accessible to all the major points of
Interest In the realm of Rosarla. From
the coronation ceremonies on Wed
nesday night, June 8, held at Mult
nomah stadium, up to the final day
of the festival, culminating with the
Merrykana parade, there will be ft
continual series of exciting and In
teresting events.
Her Majesty, Queen of Rosarla, er
tends a royal invitation to all wor
snipers of the rose throughout the
world to visit Portland during the
Rose Festival "For you a rose in
Portland grows."
AT DIAMOND LAKE
Diamond lake resort Is now In full
operation, the highway Is cleared for
two-way travel all the way to the
resort and Hailing Is excellent, It was
reported today by L. E. Clevenberg,
Meriford angler.
Mr. Clevenberg and Max Beckcl
fished at the lake yesterday and be
tween and 0 p. m. landed the limit
of rainbow trout, the former said.
All summer facilities are now avail
able nt the resort, he added. Ten
boats were on the lake yesterday
afternoon and .all the anglers suc
ceeded In hooking the limit, he stated
Dr. Edwin R. Durno, Dr. Charles
W. Lemery and Dr. B. L. Lagcson
caught the limit Decoration Day, ic-
corcllng to a report from George L.
Howard, resort manager. Leland
Brophy, Medford Jeweler, spent the
week -end at the lake, making a good
catch.
0. 1
O. J. Cox died at his home In
Lexington yesterday after a long Ill
ness. He was 70 years old.
Survivors In this locality are two
daughters and a son: Mrs. Harvte
Young end Mrs. Ray Voting, Med
ford, and Harold J. Cox, Copco. Calif.,
all of whom were to leave today for
Lexington.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday In Lexington.
ALWAYS IN GOOD COMPANY
Pabst Blue Ribbon is a welcome companion
alter any sports session. Set down your
clubs or racquet, or rod and enjoy cool
ing Pabst the perfect finish to any sports
occasion. It has been so for five generations.
PABST
ORDER A CASE TODAY
IvisVPrnto-Ptt Mm Co.. Chlcato
GOOD TASTE FOR
PHOENIX COAL MINE
INVITES INSPECTION
IN NEXT THREE DAYS
United Coal company's mine, 3
miles east of Phoenix, will be open
for public Inspection Friday, Satur
day and Sunday. It was announced
today by h. L. Davis, general man
ager. The property was formerly
known as the Dlack Bear mine.
The present mining operation will
be exposed for 14 feet from foot to
hanging, Mr. Davis said. He urged
the public to Inspect the property
during the next three days as work
to be started next week will conceal
present exposures.
Present plana call for the start of
work on a drift and the erection of
bunkers next week, Mr. Davis said.
To the present most of the work has
been confined to the, old operations
but next week production of coal will
be started In earnest, he asserted.
The mine may be reached from Med-
ford by turning off the Pacific high
way Into Barnett road opposite the
Cas wrecking yard. Signs will be
posted to direct visitors to the mine,
situated two miles east of the North
Phoenix school, Mr. Davis said.
WHITE SLAVERY TRIA!
ENDED BY UNEXPECTED
ADMISSION OF GUIL
SAN FRANCISCO. .Tune 2. (DP)
Orant McGregor, on trial on charges
of having contributed to the delln
fluency of 19-yenr-old Jeanne Walters,
Montana farm girl, by placing her
In houses of prostitution, entered an
unexpected peal of guilty to two
charges of pandering today, ending
the trial.
McGregor offered to plead guilty
to the pandering charges, carrying
a maximum penalty of one to ten
years. If three charges of accepting
the earnings of a prostitute and one
of contributing to the delinquency
of a minor were dismissed.
Judge I. M. Golden accepted the
plea, dismissed the Jury and set July
9 to hear a plea for probation.
Earlier In the day, Jeanne Ratley
also Involved In the Walters case and
convicted In a previous trial, turned
state's evidence nnd told from the
witness stand that McGregor took the
Oreat Falls, Mont., girl from a tavern
where she worked as a B-girl and
placed her In a house of prostitution
She also told how McGregor "farmed"
Miss Walters out to another house.
Miss Ratley and William Cobuxn
were convicted on pandering and
contributing to delinquency charges
and fare possible prison terms of 35
to 40 years.
Hop Gold's Slogan
Feature Of Series
Of Advertisements
"Out to Win First Place" this Is
the theme of Hop Gold's sales and
advertising efforts with the Introduc
tion of the new Hon Gold pale export
beer announced here In big news
paper space.
The new Hop Gold pale export beer
was Introduced to the trade at sales
rallies held In Vancouver and Seattle,
The new Hop Gold pale export Is
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a true lager beer wnich, according to
the. dictionary, means aged for
months. It Is a beer created to satis
fy western tastes, said P. L, Polaky.
president of the Star Brewery com
pany, Vancouver, Wash.
"We made an extensive survey to
determine taste preference of north
cmiimmmsiiwi cos osmjaiD mm cm
Screen Doors
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Sturdy Pondosa Pine. 16 mesh
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Zincite
HOUSE
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2 49
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High quality full gloss out
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5 gal. can. 11.95
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It oil Hoof ing
3S.lb.roll v
Talc surface, asphalt roofing.
Roll covers 100 sq. ft.
M-lb. Slate Roll Roofing 2.93
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Shower Ha Hi
695
Fastens easily to any wall
basement, garage. Riser pips
Is 24-inch. Adjustabla head
Closet Sen
See it! White celluloid cov
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llnrhetl Wire
Par 90-M Spoof 190
Two point, heavy 2 .giug
cattle wire. Sharp rounded
wire barbs spaced S" apartl
mm
mm vmrm
MONTG
western beer drinkers, and the new
Hop Gold pale export la tha answer "
he declared. "It la pale, clean and
appetizing. All we ask to prove this
la that beer drinkers compare It side
by side with any other beer."
Water used to make Hop Gold pale
export Is from the oldest brewery well
as
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In thla area, established In 18S7, and
la described as glacial flow.
Ed Sen wind, the brewmaster. Is a
native of Bavaria where hi family
has been continuously engaged In the
brewing business since the 10th cen
tury. Schwtnd himself has been a
brewmaster In Canada, the east and
ijou paint,
85
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in 5-gal. cans
gal.
ON VARNISHES!
QT.
1.25
Gal. 4.49
4 4 C
QT.
1.13
Gal. 3.87
QT.
1.15
Sensational Salt K
5ic.Cliiiia 1
Hath Sets
119
Sells regularly for more
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. . . white, green or black.
Towel bar Is 16 Inches long.
Wall hangers and screws In
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Water
Systems
6195
Pumps a 50-gal. per hour.
18-gal. copper-steel tank
galvanized Inside and out.
4 H. P. Delco Motor)
Sfl a Month. Down Pavment .J
and Tarrying Charge
1
Screen Hangers
Easiest way to hang screens.
2 hanjceTB, hook, eye, screw.
Cadmium finish, Savel
In the Pacific northwest.
Malta used In Hop Gold export are
made from barleys grown In the cool
northwest highlands.
Mill Postpones Opening
ASTORIA, Ore., June 1. (AP)
The Westport Lumber company adi-
with Wards
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VARNISH GAL. .53
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PURE GUM IO
SHELLAC Orange QT. 49C
White Qt. 57
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ed another blow to Clatsop county's
staggering lumbeV Industry when It
announced yesterday It would post
pone reopening until June 6. Thai
plant, employing 360 men. clos-d
May 21 because of slack market con
ditions, but had planned to reopen
yesterday.
Wards Portable
Sprayer Outfit
2495i
With Motor
A new low price for a piston-type
sprayer of this qual.
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Galvanized
Screen
Cloth s
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32 In.
16-mesh. Uniform mesh.
Full-sauge open hearth
steel wire. Coated with
zinc both before and after
weavinfr. Should last over
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I' hs four 14-inch blades.
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